Daniel 12

1 And at the time that he will arise Michael the prince great who stands over [the] sons of people your and it will be a time of distress which not it has happened from when was a nation until the time that and at the time that it will escape people your every [one who] is found written in the scroll.

Forsothe in that tyme Miyhel, the greet prince, schal rise, that stondith for the sones of thi puple. And tyme schal come, what maner tyme was not, fro that tyme fro which folkis bigunnen to be, `vn to that tyme. And in that tyme thi puple schal be saued, ech that is foundun writun in the book of life.

2 And many [people] of [the] sleepers of [the] ground of dust they will awake these to life of perpetuity and these to reproaches to abhorrence of perpetuity.

And many of hem that slepen in the dust of erthe, schulen awake fulli, summe in to euerlastynge lijf, and othere in to schenschipe, that thei se euere.

3 And those [who] have insight they will shine like [the] shining of the firmament and [those who] turn to righteousness the many [people] like the stars for ever and ever.

Forsothe thei that ben tauyt, schulen schyne as the schynyng of the firmament, and thei that techen many men to riytfulnesse, schulen schyne as sterris in to euerlastynge euerlastyngnessis.

4 And you O Daniel keep secret the words and seal up the scroll until [the] time of [the] end they will rove about many [people] so it may increase knowledge.

But thou, Danyel, close the wordis, and aseele the book, til to the tyme ordeyned; ful many men schulen passe, and kunnyng schal be many fold.

5 And I saw I Daniel and there! two others [were] standing one here to [the] bank of the River and one here to [the] bank of the River.

And Y, Danyel, siy, and lo! as tweyne othere men stood; oon stood on this side, on the brenk of the flood, and another on that side, on the tother part of the flood.

6 And someone said to the man clothed of linen who [was] from above [the] water of the River until when? [will be] [the] end of the wonders.

And Y seide to the man, that was clothid in lynnun clothis, that stood on the watris of the flood, Hou long schal be the ende of these merueils?

7 And I heard the man - clothed of linen who [was] from above [the] water of the River and he raised right [hand] his and left [hand] his to the heavens and he swore by [the] living one of perpetuity that to a time times and a half and just as finish to smash [the] hand of [the] people of holiness they will be finished all these [things].

And Y herde the man, that was clothid in lynnun clothis, that stood on the watris of the flood, whanne he hadde reisid his riythond and lefthond to heuene, and hadde sworun by hym that lyueth with outen ende, For in to a tyme, and tymes, and the half of tyme. And whanne the scateryng of the hoond of the hooli puple is fillid, alle these thingis schulen be fillid.

8 And I I heard and not I understood and I said! O lord my what? [will be] [the] latter part of these [things].

And Y herde, and vndurstood not; and Y seide, My lord, what schal be aftir these thingis?

9 And he said go O Daniel for [are] kept secret and sealed up the things until [the] time of [the] end.

And he seide, Go thou, Danyel, for the wordis ben closid and aseelid, til to the tyme determyned.

10 They will purge themselves and they may purify themselves so they may be refined many [people] and they will act wickedly wicked [people] and not they will understand any wicked [people] and those [who] have insight they will understand.

Many men schulen be chosun, and schulen be maad whijt, and schulen be preued as fier, and wickid men schulen do wickidli, nether alle wickid men schulen vndurstonde; certis tauyt men schulen vndurstonde.

11 And from [the] time [when] it was abolished the perpetual [offering] and to [the] setting up of [the] abomination desolating [will be] days one thousand two hundred and ninety.

And fro the tyme whanne contynuel sacrifice is takun awei, and abhomynacioun is set in to discoumfort, schulen be a thousynde daies two hundrid and nynti.

12 How blessed! [is] the [one who] waits and he may arrive to days one thousand three hundreds thirty and five.

He is blessid, that abideth, and cometh fulli, til a thousynde daies thre hundrid and fyue and thritti.

13 And you go to the end so you may rest and you may arise to allotted portion your to [the] end of the days.

But go thou, Danyel, to the tyme determyned; and thou schalt reste, and stonde in thi part, in the ende of daies.